Attorney General wants bond scam case to proceed without two accused
Posted by Editor on October 13, 2021 - 11:50 am
The Attorney General had requested from the Colombo Special High Court to allow the 2015 bond scam case to proceed in the absence of two accused who are hiding abroad.
As per reports, former Central Bank Governor Arjuna Mahendran and a former director of Perpetual Treasuries Ajahn Gardiya Punchihewa are currently hiding abroad.
The case was taken up before a three-judge bench comprising Champa Janaki Rajaratne, Damith Thotawatte and Namal Balalle.
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So,
Are we not powerful enough to get this guy from Singapore?
The ex-P, Pambaya, personally signed more than 10,000 pages of evidence which was sent to Singapore. His fingers were shedding blood for Country. What an idiot.
What can’t we send a special task force of Shavendra’s Army and a couple of second hand Russian fighter jets (similar to Israel’s Entebbe raid) and extradite this person from Singapore?